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PAGE FOUR DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1915 EIGHT PAGES Hie GREAT Manufacturers FUR SHOWING OWE DAY ONLY Saturday, Hot. 27, ONE DAY ONLY MR 1 I WW P. l I 1 . REPRESENTING ONF OF XMEKK'VS EOREMOKT I I HHIKHS WUJi RE AT OCR STORE sm itllAV, NOVEM II R tl, I SHI BITING MAMMOTH SHOWING OP PINE PUR sf MUX. WIPES, it I! COATS, t llll.PKENs' PURS ETC, THOSE WHO RAVE I I II I II t EH rHAT THEY WISH M TCHED W1IJ, PINO Tills SPLENDID OPPORTl'NITl TO DO SO. REMEMHER, Tills is TUP. SAME I ll iH HH. II GRADE PURS THAT WVS SHOWN RY THIS STORE LAST YRAH, M) THE K.VVRES STORE STANDS RPR TO (.1 li IEF. N ll I1M. I1E KY MR. WELLS WITH OIK CUSTOMERS Pick Your Xmas Presents Remember the Date from this immense showing Saturday, Nov. 27 j8j fmi MADAM ROOT, Expert Coiffeur and Skin Speci alist of Portland who needs no introduction t o most Pendleton women, will be at the Sayres Store for a short time demon strating; her complexion beautifier BLOOM Or ROSES a complete stock of HIGH GRADE HAIR GOODS AN IXDCPBXDBMT NEWSPAPER Pulniabrd I'alij awl Semi Weekij it ii.ri.'u. IMM, by Oje BAST I'lU.i.u.MAN 11 ol-ISMNG Pen CO. to the path of Christmas pre- Serbs separated from theliurlous action. The Persian answer-1 paredness that the following larger masses of their brethren ed: mictions have been sent and under the rule of alien viXZZ ZTZ'ZZ lorth: ces, why should it not bring a saere,! color with us. no i am oh- "Mail parcels early. They concessions for the exnlnited ! lured to hoD from rose to rose. It u may be marked: 'Do not open Indians'.' until Christmas.' India and the member from MeoJ:'fl'l.i.yi'!.'iVi.tioo. 1 "Prepay postage fully on-Lower Tooting will never have Knien-,1 t ibe pmiofdce t lvndietoa. , parcels. a better hour to strike. St. oroe. .ec.noci.M m... .n.ter. . Address parcels fully and Louis Post-Dispatch. leiepb.njr i plainly. ON sLt4X othrb emits. "Pack articles carefullv and If the east is any more pros- tagrWRMiMwi stand. NitiwC tnem secureiy, but do j perous than the west then the Ewiaaa rm oj .Portland. Oregon. ,10t seaj them, as sealed par- easterners have nothing of; inktf.i r.urenu. ww security Buiidto eels are subiect to postage ai wnicn io compiain; we uo very the letter rate. "Insure valuable parcels. "Place name and address of il exercise, but rather fatiguing HE SPOKE TOO HASTILY Waatungtoli. 1' 0. teeotb Siree., N. W Kureau 501, Four Sl'BSt KIIT10N RATKS (IN ADVANCE) lally, one jeat, by mall Daily. all month, by mail Dally, three months, by mall Dally, otie muntb. by mall Dally, one year, by carrier Dally, six months, by carrier Dally, three montha. by carrier. .. Dally, one montb. by carrier e-emi Weesly. one year, by mall.. "-ml Weekly. ix nouth. by mall Bernl Weekly, four montba. by mall Z aw ' sender on all matter." Hgi If you wish to be an effici--- Jent Christmaser it will be well ? i to trive heed to Uncle Sam's ljj admonitions. .e TRADITION OPPOSES IT v elk out here After the first of the year itj will be John Montgomery, RUtyor of Pendleton a . Possibly the allies are out of ; 8ald the stni!?,r gasoline in the Balkans. BIT WHAT SAYHHT TIIOI The Pacific ocean has 'on a spree. been "That's a domed fim loolthV tar o' yourn. mister." saij the o'd mnn with a chin whisker is h inspected DubblelgKa mo'or 9t:.nllng in (iont of tin Kagle Hjuse a Togue. 'You bet it is." .-u: 1 DtldJltlfh.l ' 1 came over here 'Dm WatMn iorrcls this morn nr in Jast 55 intra-j lining some, e't ."' "Va-as." said the old gentleman, I .-In king hU wh'stv. thought fully. I "K!r. prove it ." "I have five wut'4 in gue'ls." said Duohlei.-h. Waal. I'll take yet wort fer It," "Jes fork ovcl $25 and we'll call it square. I m Jus-1 tlce of the Peace around here and It'll save time to settle tnis nere vi-i lation right now." Harper's V ! LI RUB PAINS FROM E, Ai BACK RUB BACKACHE AWAY WITH I SBI M L TRI AL BOTTLE OP OLD PENETRATING "ST. .1 lOOB'S OIL. klv We have saved the soul of the man that killed. We have turned to arrive the thief; We restored the ,ride of the man that lied And we gave him our belief; Hut f'r her that fell we have fashioned hell With faith all stern anil We have turned to shrive the It was so of old; and no man has told What our Lord wrrote In the. dust. For the men who thieved, ami who killed, and lied Who have sl-iin the woman's soul We have worked, and prayed, and seen them made All clean and all pure and all whole. But we drive her out with righteous shout In our Pharisaic trust. So the man goes free but we did not see What our Lord wrote In the dust By Wilbur Xesbit in "The Living church" N the part of some repub liean newspapers there . a r is taiK jusi now ui Hughes for the republican nomination for president. This talk has increased since Root was discredited through de-, feat of his proposed new con stitution for New York. The talk of Hughes is not based on love of the supreme 1 H'stice but on the belief he i could command votes. It is extremely doubtful though 4UAt rj,,l,c, ,-lll Ka o nanrli-' mat JIUKIIC- w ill a vwua j ciate, or consent in any way to the use of his name. His atti tude has been that when a man goes on the supreme bench he "closes behind him the door on political ambition " The best traditions of the -supreme court are all against a the course certain newspapers wish Hughes to take. Ihose traditions are such that a resig nation from the bench will nat urally precede the entrance of a member into active politics. If Justice Hughes resigns from the supreme court the world will know he is an ac tive or receptive candidate for o rtrouiflonrinl nnminntinn Tf efcia day tnat passes "'"i" r " furnishes new evidence he does not resign it will be an . r.i indication he wishes to be out inai jonn iwoin-sunicij --- will be the next mayor of Pen- ,jf the running. dleton. He is being given hearty and entnusiastic sup Don't eat too much. JOIN THE PROCESSION VERi day that passes THIS MA Y ENTERTAIN J ; l Nsiiti vroit or n a PCND" INVESTIGATED la9a4awa THE LTTTLE RED RIBBON. 00l, h is shy Utile I sing not 'if liattles nor laden With trophies their vala in the dt.'Ke; yy song is the love oT maiden Who smiled upon me In the morn ing of life. whispered my passion; tiiougo clumsily spoken With tear-shimng lashet she heeded my prayer; With the ring Of betrothal I begged for a token The little red ribbon she w ire 111 ro;r hair Though now It Is faded 1 picture it iraided. The way that it shimmered the night on the stair; And often I kiss it. And think how I'd miss it little red ribbon she wore in her; hair her The the more INDIA'S HOUR TO STRIKE 3 port by men and women of all factions. He has the support of almost all who constitute aYaW 1 A .mb! ana, law Van nitit'o Kiln. . participation in their Hr'Th'Dort is bas- nt by the governed that she KDi.,to nAAfSHprir-P in ls oeginning to oeiteve ii. arlj Jl OWWIUVV VVII.aavn.v mmm his clean purposes, his ludement and his business NDIA has heard so many times that the war is go ing to result in greater govern At! . the mpptino' nf the letrislative sounu council ai riimia, one n uici The years have flown by and locks have grown whiter, I smile when she speaks of grav in thtf gold; p I whisper to her that her glan-e: brighter, , Her dimples more witching ever of old. Our love-life has witnessed laughing than weeping; We chase with fond kisses the prints of care; But my own little 1 wife never j dreams r m keeping The little red ribbon she wore In, her hair. Though faded and crinkled. And rumpled and wrinkled. I IP 'HRRaaaW' YTC Back hurt you? Can't straighten' up without feeling sudden pains, I sharp aches and twinges? Now lis ten! That's lumbago, sciatica or maybe from a strain, and you'll get; relief the moment you rub your back I with soothing, penetrating "St. Ja-I cobs Oil." Nothing else takej out soreness, lameness and stiffness so quickly. You simply rub It on your back and out comes the pain. It is harmless and doesn't burn the skin Limber up! Don't suffer! flet a small trial bottle ofold. honest "St I Jacob's Oil" from any drug store, and after using it just once, you'll; forget that you ever had backache, ; lumbago or sciatila. because your i tack will never hurt or cause any; more misery. It never disappoints and has been recommended for 60 j y-ars. Intimates Pi-ace Is Owning. WASHINGTON, Nov. JL --Henry) rord t)td President Wllfon there at material evidence that Dll neutral oation's peace conference wil! be Miff tsnfull. What this i viili in is he! decline ti reveall. Clothing Now i the time for warmer clothing and you will find a big assortment here and price less than elsewhere. You should see them and compare prices. Why not start to save today? Men's Suits $9.50 to $12.50 Men's Tailor Made Suits $13.75. $16.50 and $18.50. Men's Overcoats $6.50 to $12.00 Balmacaans $12.50. $13.95 and $14.50 Mackinaw Coats $4.00, $5.85, $6.50, $6.85 Sweater Coats and Jerseys 49t to $4.95 THE HUB 23 Sample Stores. 745 MAIN ST. Illllllllllll THANKSGIVING Good-to-Eats members. Mohammed Shafi.i introduced a resolution recit 'India should in the i L.n A i run t i n a thp MPrrptarV ; meat uwii omi ", " - .. ,. ,.. , ability. Mr. Montgomery s ,..n.il tm mi unH nonnln whll -.a. r ii-i. i. it a inir tnat .v. T 7 1 n th j"ture be represented in the sire that sort of a ma i in the Conference" at Lon mavors chair. Thev do not , , ,. .. t want the mayorality position ( ragged down by gutter poli tics, they want no humbug gery and no chances for a re gime of lawlessness and graft in Pendleton. They believe in safety first and will observe that doctrine Dec. 6. If you want to be in the handwagon join the Montgom ery forces. glistened so lair, Far down In my p It lits, in a locket- - The little red ribhc her hair. Pearson's Weekix. i kel .-he WORSE AND MORE OP IT. you i 1 quired. CHRISTMAS PREPAREDNESS of state' to bring the matter to the attention of the London nuthorities. The fate of such proposals f nd especially of those in Eng land itself who might be in-; cMned to favor them, has gen erally been to become a sub- it ct of ridicule'. Kipling de lighted to satirize the libera' members of parliament from j King the Lower Tootinir who, A philanthropist lady visited an I yslum not long ago and disploedl Interest In the Inmates One; her mpaH.-lnn. 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"Do they feed ou well'" " Yej1." After addressing 8 few n.ore n tlons to him the visitor paie.il She noticed a smile nr.,ud'iing the f;:ce of her attendant, am on lU'e heard with onstcr- V'isiting nation Ihat the old man was no ie lo r than tne meo'eai aapennten i- to tnake ajed India in top hat and frock coat;-"" ,h' ... ,, , . . , M-nt. She hurried back talked abouj the blessing otiiKl(, w ,.Hrui HERE la much to be said Pritish rule and suggested as PL in favor of the prepared- the one thing needful the es- new policy with refer- tablishment of a qualified el ence to Christmas. Earlv ectoral system and general be- ueltide preparations permit stowal of the franchise." But of careful judgment and intel- the present Viceroy of India ligpnt giving It means mak- took the Shafi resolution seri ing your money go the maxi- Ottaly. Instead of being pige mum distance. It means sal- on-holed, the plan 'will be the vation for store people and subject of representations in t ostal oeople who do not like the proper quarter, to be deluged by having the If peace is to hrino- nolitieal ilidav business thrust upon concessions for the Poles, for them all at one fell swoop. the liberals of Russia, for th" So eager is the post office inhabitants of the "unredeem department to guide people in- ed" portions of Italy, for gathered serf) d. .-rued bv from these word rtor. I will nevei a)ipe;irances again A DfCVOt'T ORIENT l A member of the diplomatic Corps at Wajihlngton tells a story of a l'.-.-slan who came to this country on a special mission. 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